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Printed on the side of a tire on an all-wheel-drive sport utility wagon is the warning "Do not inflate above 44 psi", where psi is the abbreviation for the pressure unit pounds per square inch (lb/in?). a. Express the tire's maximum pressure rating in the USCS unit of lb/ft (psf). (psf is the abbreviation for pounds-per-square-foot.) (Express your answer using four significant figures.) 44 psi =| ]lb/ft² b. Express the tire's maximum pressure rating in the SI unit of kPa. (Express your answer using four significant figures.) 44 psi = kPa

Printed on the side of a tire on an all-wheel-drive sport utility wagon is the warning "Do not inflate above 44 psi", where psi is the abbreviation for the pressure unit pounds per square inch (lb/in?). a. Express the tire's maximum pressure rating in the USCS unit of lb/ft (psf). (psf is the abbreviation for pounds-per-square-foot.) (Express your answer using four significant figures.) 44 psi =| ]lb/ft² b. Express the tire's maximum pressure rating in the SI unit of kPa. (Express your answer using four significant figures.) 44 psi = kPa

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**Tire Pressure Conversion Exercise** Printed on the side of a tire on an all-wheel-drive sport utility wagon is the warning "Do not inflate above **44 psi**", where **psi** is the abbreviation for the pressure unit pounds per square inch (**lb/in²**). a. Express the tire’s maximum pressure rating in the USCS unit of **lb/ft²** (**psf**). (*psf* is the abbreviation for pounds-per-square-foot.) (Express your answer using four significant figures.) 44 psi = [ ] lb/ft² b. Express the tire’s maximum pressure rating in the SI unit of **kPa**. (Express your answer using four significant figures.) 44 psi = [ ] kPa
Transcribed Image Text:**Tire Pressure Conversion Exercise** Printed on the side of a tire on an all-wheel-drive sport utility wagon is the warning "Do not inflate above **44 psi**", where **psi** is the abbreviation for the pressure unit pounds per square inch (**lb/in²**). a. Express the tire’s maximum pressure rating in the USCS unit of **lb/ft²** (**psf**). (*psf* is the abbreviation for pounds-per-square-foot.) (Express your answer using four significant figures.) 44 psi = [ ] lb/ft² b. Express the tire’s maximum pressure rating in the SI unit of **kPa**. (Express your answer using four significant figures.) 44 psi = [ ] kPa
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